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Absolutely not. Harmony is a tuition-free, Texas public charter school. We believe every student deserves the opportunity to attend a high-quality public school that fits their individual needs regardless of income.

All children residing in a Harmony school's geographic boundary who meet registration requirements are eligible to attend. Unlike most other schools, though, Harmony's geographic boundaries are much wider and generally include the entire community and/or county(ies) in which the school resides, meaning that all students in the area – regardless of neighborhood or family income level – have the same opportunity to attend a high-quality Harmony school

No documents are needed just to apply. However, if your child is selected for enrollment during the lottery process, you will need to provide the following:

• Certified copy of the child's birth certificate
• Current Immunization Record
• Social Security Card for the child (if available)
• Photo ID of Parent or Guardian
• Proof of Residency (Current Utility Bill, Lease Agreement)
• Proof of Income (Tax Return, Current Paystubs, Letter of Employer, etc.), if applying on the basis of being economically disadvantaged
• Court Documentation or letter form Child Protective Services (CPS) establishing foster care, if applying on the basis of conservatorship

If the number of applications received is greater than the number of available spots in a certain grade or school, Harmony will use a "blind" lottery system to ensure fairness for all applicants who applied. The lottery is conducted using a randomized lottery selection software under the supervision of the campus principal or his/her designee, or the Area Superintendent. Results of the lottery are verified by a notary public.

Yes. Siblings of returning students currently enrolled at a Harmony Public School are not exempt from the lottery, but are given priority in the lottery, space permitting. To be eligible, the initial sibling must re-enroll by the designated deadline. If two siblings apply and one is seated, the other sibling will move to the sibling priority wait list. (Note: “Sibling” means biological or legally adopted. Cousins, nieces, nephews, and unrelated children in home are not considered siblings.)